one in devon, in 1920, the other in edinburgh, in 1896. but it will be a pretty mild story for all. as we move through christmas day evening, more persistent rain will push steadily south and east. that is yet to clear away, and that is when we will see the strongest winds on the back of this area of low pressure. connor could produce some damaging gusts, particularly across the far north. here we've got an amber weather warning. be prepared for more disruption, with storm force winds not out of the question. going to be a windy day on boxing day. if you are going to be out and about to try to walk off some of the indulgence during christmas day, again, quite cloudy, with outbreaks of showery, drizzly rain to the south and squally, heavier showers to the far north and west. but as we move away from boxing day, we will start to see a change. from tuesday onwards, high pressure builds, which will quieten the story down nicely. that could bring a new set of problems, fog could be an issue. slow to lift and, once it lifts, it will be noticeably cooler across the country, but with a litt